We’re not as old as some but we have undergone a procedure to give a new sparkle to our appearance. So far in our test audience, the reviews are mixed. Some like it and some prefer the “Older Look.”
What’s your opinion on our new “LOOK”? We’ve upgraded both our blog site here and our main Prescription Bluegrass website. Please check them both out and let us know what you think. All comments (except Spam) will be posted.
Visitors to the NationalBluegrass.com website who click on the “NEWS” tab on the site's menu will see our familiar Prescription Bluegrass Blog logo.
Last month we told you about a new website dedicated to bluegrass that we'd discovered thanks to the Gold Sisters and the B.O.R.N. Award for which they were in the running.
Now there’s more news to tell you about.
In a partnership agreement with the site's owner, John Lockaby, we've worked out a system where National Bluegrass can get the pictures and summaries of all of the news stories featured on Prescription Bluegrass. If readers want more, the link at the bottom of each story will take them directly to this blog's dedicated page for that specific story.
I can't really say just how many seminars, webinars or on-line tutorials I've been to or seen in the last several years on building and maintaining web pages. The one thing that stands out as common among all of them is the use of automatic audio and video players that begin playing as soon as the page loads. The second thing that remains a constant among all of them is the negative impact such players have on your viewership statistics.